So far, you could call the launch of General Motors’ redesigned pickups a bit of a mixed bag. While the new body styles of the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra (and their 2015 HD counterparts) have stirred up some excitement, in September sales fell 8 percent.

Well, if that was true then it’s even more true now. Because in response to the sales dip it saw in September, GM is fighting back with some incentives of its own on the 2014 Silverado. In October, GM is offering $1,000 in customer cash on the new Silverado, reports Automotive News, as well as $500 on higher-priced packages like the All Star and Texas editions.

2014 Chevrolet Silverado

GM is also making the deal sweeter on the dealer’s end, offering a $200 bonus for each 2014 Silverado sold.

GM feels the dip in sales is temporary, saying that with so many early adopters buying the new models they became a tough sell to everyone else coming into the dealership who saw Ford and Ram’s big discounts. Meanwhile, the trucks GM was offering incentives on, the 2013 models, remain in short supply.

There is a silver lining to GM’s rocky fortune with its latest pickups—if you can call it that. According to a report from Bloomberg, customer demand for the V-8 models of GM’s new pickups is so high that it “has exceeded a supplier’s ability to make drivetrain parts for the 5.3-liter V-8 engine.” In response, GM has had to limit how many V-8 Silverados and Sierras dealers can order.

A GM spokesman told Bloomberg the constraint is “a temporary thing” and that dealers ordering 10 of the trucks are currently only getting eight.